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...halftime, B.C. shot into a 28-29 lead in the opening minutes of the third quarter, and then began to freeze the ball. For four minutes this strategy--which had wrecked the Crimson against Amherst Saturday night--was successful. But three long jump shots by Gene Augustine, Pete Kelley, and Denny Lynch, combined with some sterling defensive play, whittled the gap to three points with 9:05 remaining in the contest...
...Crimson will probably start the same lineup which faced Amherst--forwards Bob Isman and Pete Kelley, center Vern Strand, and sophomore guards Al Bornheimer and Leo Scully. Denny Lynch, Merie McClung, and captain. Gene Augustine, who had been sidelined with a broken foot, may also see action tonight. Strand was lead scorer in the Crimson's bleak performance against the Lord Jeffs with nine points; Pete Kelley tallied eight...
...repeated traveling violations, and mediocre foul gap late in the contest, clicked on 43 per cent of their shots from the floor. They two figures. Vern Strand was high man 17 points, and Steve Rich, who scored 12. None of the Crimson players scored in with nine points: Pete Kelley collected eight...
...Crimson will start only two veterans from last year's squad in tonight's contest, forwards Bob Inman (6 ft. 2 in.) and Pete Kelley (6 ft. 6 in.). Kelley tallied 306 points last year and was one of the squad's leading rebounders. Sophomores Al Bornheimer (5 ft. 11 in.) and Leo Scully (6 ft.)--the leading scorer on last year's freshman team--will start at the guard positions. Vern Strand (6 ft. 4 in.) will play at the pivot post on coach Floyd Wilson's revamped offense...
...emphasis here, as in the defense (tight man-to-man) is on individual excellence rather than full coordinated five-man maneuvers. Therefore the kind of year seniors Pete Kelley and Denny Lynch and junior Bob Inman have is the key to the team. If these boys mature into consistent scorers in the 20 point range Harvard will surprise some people. If not, there will be many dismal nights in the IAB for all concerned except the visiting school...